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This is part 4 of 6 in a 6 post series addressing the 5 horrible excuses people make to not start a business. Previously, we addressed the fear of failure and lack of job security people use as excuses in not starting their own businesses. This week, we’ll examine the myth of the working slave […]
Continue readingThis is part 3 of 6 in a 6 post series addressing the 5 horrible excuses people make to not start a business. Last week, we addressed the fear of failure people face in starting their own businesses. This week, we’ll examine the excuse of job security as a reason to avoid starting a business. […]
Continue readingThis is part 2 of 6 in a 6 post series addressing the 5 horrible excuses people make to not start a business. In a society brought up on the mantra “failure is not an option,” it’s no wonder the risk of failure is a daunting consideration for starting a business. Failure: the word itself […]
Continue readingIf you watched the last couple of videos, you know that one reason businesses fail is because the entrepreneur or business owner didn’t do the (right) work. (If you missed them, you can find them here:Why do so many small businesses fail?Another 1 1/2 reasons small businesses fail)In today’s video, you’ll learn about several reasons why […]
Continue readingLast week I talked about 4 reasons why small businesses fail. That lead to some great offline discussions, and as a result, I’m adding another 1 1/2 reasons this week. (What’s a 1/2 a reason? Watch the video to find out!)Have you experienced either of these problems? Do you have advice to help others avoid […]
Continue readingYou’ve probably heard some pretty scary statistics about how many small businesses fail in their first few years. Why is that? Today I share my views.
Continue readingIf you’re considering running a business from your RV, you’ve probably questioned whether you “have what it takes” to be an entrepreneur.When we think about entrepreneurs, we often think about people like Steve Jobs
Continue readingFull-time RVing is a reality for many, and a dream for many more. But I guess we should admit that maybe it’s not always a bed of roses. Thinking it through before you start, though, can certainly help with the transition.
Here is a “Baker’s Dozen” list of questions to help you think through and prepare for the transition…
Continue readingDo you ever have those days when the same subject keeps coming up? When you get the feeling that someone is trying to tell you something? That happened to me today.
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